Korean Soldiers React to US Military VLOG FOR THE FIRST TIME
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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A better way to look at American soldiers is they are professional soldiers. They train hard because they have a good chance they will be sent into battle somewhere around the world. It's their profession. Yes
they aren't forced to go into the military so yes, it is a desired profession they chose.
9:05 This former US Marine says that the guy could film this shot because I bet he asked in advance to film it, and his superiors agreed. There is nothing undisciplined about that. People are reasonable.
please tell them a durag isn’t for fashion 😭😭
but go to the met gala of durags, durag fest and it WILL be for fashion. like they go all out I can’t wait to go.
@@dildotbaggins1353 durag isn't fashion. Simple
What exactly is the purpose?
@@d.b.5070 to hold hair down and not get dirt/flint inside of the hair
@juan and keeping your hair clean and wavy is not..... fashionable? If it were simply to keep it clean then a shower cap would work.
Ninja turtle? Wtf smh.
You better watch your words. The ninja turtle thing was racist and durags are not fashion it's simply a hair necessity. *hands off*
Exactly!
They are fashion used to create more fashion aka waves. Men don't wear things to protect their hair unless they have braids, locks or a fro
"Go eat McDonald's to eat or go to a bar for shots"? After 20 years in the military, I can say we would do both. 😁👍
"Beer, beer, beer said the Privates" 😂
hey there! I really enjoyed your video!
Just wanted to clarify something you guys saw in the video! The first guy's "scarf" is called a du-rag, a silk covering that is common for Black men to wear at night to protect their hair while sleeping. Durags can be worn to accelerate the development of curly/kinky hairstyles like waves or locs. They maintain natural oils needed to keep hair healthy and to also protect wave patterns in the hair from shifting while one sleeps. Durags were introduced in the 1930s, but in the 1960s and '70s they became popular fashion statements among Black Americans during the Black Pride Movement. Then, in the 90s and 2000s they became more popular through rappers wearing them frequently either in music videos or just out and about during everyday life.
While the durag seems really stylish and you may want to try it, I would advise you not to. Black Americans are often told that wearing things like durags makes us look "unprofessional" or gives us a "thug" image. Even though it may seem like it's just a hair covering, we can be at the risk of scrutiny from people who dislike it. For that reason, a non-Black person wearing it for fun is considered rude and inappropriate to Black Americans like myself. It also wouldn't make sense seeing that a durag wouldn't do anything for your hair besides flattening it in a way that you may not find pleasant.
Thanks!
I'm glad people are saying this in the comments so I didn't have to waste the keystrokes lol Great comment sis
Thank you. I appreciate the shared knowledge👍
I love Sanghak, he’s so sweet yet so manly
Damn, seeing almost everyone in the comments that are offended over the subject of the durag is somewhat amusing and disappointing.
03:20 I actually went to AIT with him. He’s got a channel here on RUclips, Aaron Battley.
3:20 💀 bruh
Hahah i think he said it just for the "hat" in his head (sorry im not american i dont know how that is called)
Sanghak - sexy man, wonderful smile, Taegyu powerful personality, happy person, love the hair & alpha male manliness. Yes, I have weakness of Asian men - BUT I really enjoy watching their reactions.
It has been several years since I finished my time in the Army but, unless the rules have changed in the past few years, you are not allowed to walk and be on your phone or be recording like that and definitely not when running in formation (unless you have special permission from the commander or 1SG). Also it is against regulations to use your current military service for a secondary income. It is possible that the rules have changed and maybe my information is no longer right. However I don't think they are allowed to post videos of that much of their operations and area. It is a violation of operational security (OPSEC)
Nikko Ortiz did have a video of Military tiktoks and he had some one violate OPSEC
Tho I don't think making videos counts as another income, like Angry Cops (who is a drill Sargeant) and Nikko (who is on his way out of 10th Mountain)
@@patrioticz2858 like I said, the rules may have changed. It has been 7+ years since I ETS'd from the army. Making videos would count if the channel is public and monetized though
I don't keep up, but RUclips or other social media income has to be a slippery slope with regards to making money. I wonder if this has played out in court yet. Is he a vlogger who happens to be in the military, or is he military making money off of service?
@@robertmarsh8334 Was he a vlogger who happens to have military as his career, or is he cashing in on faux patriotism? The prosecution must disprove the former and prove the latter.
My medical training kicked in, when I saw the young man in tee and shorts plus I had the same neck and eyes outline when diagnosed with a thyroid condition that resulted in removal .
Please don’t use the headscarf lmao
Last time I called someone in a du-rag a ninja turtle I got chased down the street . :(
Sanghak’s smile is so gorgeous~
As a USAF FEMALE VETERAN these guys need to train with pararescue....it takes 2 years to complete the training.
Many don't realize USAF Pararescuse are bad asses that save bad asses
why did you say usaf female veteran like it meant something crazy it has 20% women with a seperate easier test. Also how do you know they need to train with pjs what you think they can just become a Combat Rescue Officer?
African Americans grow their hair long and then use the headscarf to compress it
to circumvent military hair lengths regulations
*Sees a black person*
“Ayye wassup man”
cmon yall ☠️
i said the same thing😭
As a black person, i agree. So annoying when they see a black person and automatically use slang.
@@anonnnymousthegreat They're not Americans, they don't know what you look down upon in our culture just as you might not know what's frowned upon in Korea. A good example is in the first Rush Hour movie when Jackie Chan tried to fit in with the local population.
@@beachesandhose2374 That’s a movie. Scripted. Jackie Chan himself said he didn’t wanna do stuff like that anymore
@@anonnnymousthegreat They can't relate because they're from Korea. Stop gatekeeping.
If some of those videos were found then they would probably be introubled, you can't even go for a run with ear buds in the Army
I taught the ROK marines and Navy Seals in Jinhae SK. Being from Oklahoma it was quite an experience seeing the differences in our armed services. Suggestion though. Get rid of that K-1A! Ugh!
These vlogs are propaganda films to give military life a good look, that’s why they are allowed to do it. They are part of PR for the military to try to get people to join, just big commercials. They aren’t featuring anything real/difficult/bad in their videos or they’d lose their ability to film and post this content.
Just wondering if you have a DD214.
We call it "PX" too
You guys are funny as.
The “headscarf” is a used to protect Black hair. Please don’t “try” it’s offensive. You wouldn’t want us wearing your traditional garb.
respectfully, DO NOT wear the headscarf (durag). It is not for you.
There are portraits of East Asians wearing a durag around 2,000+ years ago. Who are you gatekeeping for exactly? Cavemen?
@@kyndig6774 The durag is and only black culture, period. It’s the same thing as when y’all don’t want non-asians to wear chopsticks (edit- i meant hair sticks) in their hair (which is understandable), it’s disrespectful.
@@naehundley1588 People have worn durags worldwide since the dawn of man, so nobody has a claim to it. Asians don't wear "chopsticks" either, so anyone with chopsticks in their hair just looks like a goof. You could say African Americans made the durag popular again, but that doesn't make it theirs. "Well the hanfu is no longer popular, guess it's mine now!"
Jeans were made by Europeans. Respectfully, DO NOT wear jeans. It is not for you
That’s how you sound…
@@danielherman5863 okay you ate me up, but i still said what i said :( whomp whomp
React to "The Fat Electrician" videos lol
So many assumptions